The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-08-12
Men and women.


Mrs. A. 4. Roberts returned from
Usage, Iowa, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. c g. Blodgett and family re.
turned from Iowa Sunday evening.
County Treasurer Jenkins son David
is laid up with a broken leg, the result OF
3 fall from a pony.
BoRN-Saturday, Aug 6. 1881, to MIR,
and Mrs. G. l.. Hammond, a daughter.
1886 Prairie Avenue, Chicago.
A baby girl born to Mr.. & Mrs. D. G,
Grippcn on Tuesday of last week lived
but one wcek.
The Herald says that Mrs. Wm. Jones
Of Flandrcau, will soon visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Wait. of Kimball.
George Diamond and T. Pattec have
gone to Nebraska, wiki two teams, t.
work on some of the railroads under con
struction.
Mr.. James Mackey, of Central City
Col. ar lived last Thursday to spend The
summer with his cousin, Mr.. JOIN
Boncy, of this place.
Editor Adams, of the Castalia Repu6
dean was in town Saturday on his way
East-so we are told. He was too mod
est-or something-to call.
Alexandria Herald: e. c. Smith:
horse stumbled and threw him Tuesday
morning, Earring and bruising him con
siderably, but not seriously.
Miss Maggie Currens was visiting hel
brother, Rev. j. b. Currens, in Woon
socket last week. Rev. Currens ha.
now moved to southern Illinois.
Buffalo County Sentinel: Miss Lnci,
Barber went to Kimball Monday to at
tend the teachers examination. Sh,
will teach two miles south of Kimbal
this year.
MIR. c. w. Hardy and Mr.. f. S. Eato,
went to Mitchell Monday to make tina
proof on their respective claims. Spark
will find it a mighty hard job if he tries
to down their proofs.
Mr.. John NJ. Lane, of Council Bluffs
was in town Wednesday. Mr.. Lane wa
formerly station agent at Chamberlain
and owns a fine claim about two mile
west of Kimball. He is still in the cm
| ploy OF the c.. NJ. Sc ST. P.
MI. DE. Robinson's son Fred arrive,
from Dubuque. Ia, last week and will
visit with his father for several weeks
Since his arrival he has busted himsel
fixing up and rc-arranging the cloth
ing and furnishing goods stock in tn
"Shanty' and placing things in appl
pie order. He is a %rustler, that boy Ere
is. and he ought to be a Dakotaian.
Mr.. J.. c. Barr, father of cur towns
man, Robert Barr, of Waukon. Ia. ha
been visiting his son and looking owe
kimball during the past week. MI
Barr was out here four years ago thi
last spring. He says that during hi
thirty-three years residence in Alamake
county, Iowa, he never saw so poo
crops-in fact there are no crops at al
he says. He has a very fine farm Their
of 300 acres which he is ready to sell at
very reasonable price.
Grcencastle (Pa.) Valley Echo: Pro-
A. S. Foreman finished his Teacher
Normal Review on Wednesday. EFT
ult., the day before the examination; an
the improved certificates Of all who q
tended his class give evidence of his SUI
cess IS an instructor. The teacher
write in their praises of his work as a
instructor and receive with sorrow tn
news that he will shortly depart for ID.
kota. where he has accepted the prime
palship of the schools of Kimball, BruI
county. Prof. Foreman has given h
attention f@y the past twelve years I
teaching. and we congra.ulsse the pc,
pie of Kimball upon their success
elccting the man they have chosen.
A swarm of mosquitoes visited Rosct
on the I'd inst, and after making every
body miserable. and all the stock in tt
vicinity as well, they attended divir
service Sunday evening and succccde
in breaking up the meeting.
And now comes the report that nft,
the Knnball- Pukwann horse trot on I'll
10th, Lovejoy offers to trot his Blac
Nell against the winning horse for 5000
side. This will start the race ball rol
ing.-Piunkinton Standard.
The election held on Saturday last
determine the question of bonding IL
city for the purpose of putting down
artesian well, resulted in so votes bcil
cast for the bonds and 80 against, a M
jority of IS In favor OF bonding.-Wh
, Lake Democrat.
1t invariably pays to be polite. Il d.
was-this is an old story-about to {
tack a monkey belonging to an orga
grinder. AS the dog rushed on, t.
monkey gracefully lifted his hat and $
r luted. The dog dropped his tail al
SUNK away.
I Among the new advertisements IL
week attention is called to that of Mu
l son e. Savage, VIII have, as
last week, purchased the livery stock a
business of Callins & Murray. The DO
. will keep good rigs and fit you out wi
one anytime nicely.
c. B. Dyke. a former Brule coun
resident, delivered a temperance lectr
in the opera house last week Thursd
{ evening to a full house. His remar
u were confined principally to a review
! his past life and how he conquered
. appetite for strong drinks.